Sentence examples for conversion exercise from inspiring English sources

Our conversion exercise showed that ICDAS II is sensitive to interpretation and use of codes, which is unwanted for a caries diagnostic system that is meant to be used internationally.

Calculating caries experience at tooth level according to ICDAS II without a conversion exercise was not possible, since four or five combinations of two-digit codes could be recorded per tooth, depending on the number of surfaces of each tooth.

We have recently demonstrated improved functional status at 5 years of follow-up in a subset of patients undergoing paired pre- and post-Fontan conversion exercise testing, with an average 17% increase in maximal oxygen consumption.

When bondholders exercise conversion rights, the company's debt ratio is reduced because bonds are replaced by stock.

These troubled issues trade like debt because there is little prospect that the stock conversion will be exercised.

If we own a convertible bond, we are a lender with an option, so even if the stock never trades to a price that lets us exercise the conversion option at a profit, at the end of the day, the company still owes us our money back (the principal).

After issuing a convertible bond, the bondholder will find a proper time to exercise the conversion option in order to maximize the value of the bond, and the firm will choose its optimal time to exercise its call option to maximize the value of shareholder's equity.

In a hedged and somewhat convoluted policy announcement, it indicated that the government would consider exercising the conversion rights on the preferred shares only after the banks failed to pay dividends for two consecutive years.

We did not detect changes in LC3-II conversion pre- and post- exercise in either genotype in whole brain (Fig. 1C), or in cerebral cortex (Fig. 1D); this may reflect decreased sensitivity of the LC3-II conversion assay as compared with measurements of SQSTM1/p62 degradation or GFP-LC3 puncta.

Calves that were fed HLS or exercised had greater feed conversion efficiency than calves that were fed HY or not exercised.

If exercised today, the conversion would mean $26.35 worth of Constellation common shares, implying a $5.86 premium to the conversion price.